Rivalry Remembered: Easy Goer and Sunday Silence
Syndicated column honors the 1980s two great racehorses Easy Goer and Sunday Silence. It notes their epic duels in the 1989 Preakness and Classic, their earnings, and lasting impact while recounting trainer Charlie Willingham’s observations and owners Arthur Hancock and others.
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Charlie Wilingham
Easy Goer
Belmont Park
Sunday Silence
Arlington International Race Course
Affirmed
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Halo
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Alysheba
John Henry
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Orville White Cup tests CSRA amateurs on tough rough
The CSRA's top amateurs face a rough challenge as the Orville White Cup at Midland Valley Country Club tests skills on a par 71 course stretched to 6870 yards. Players from Aiken and Jackson weigh fairness and play amid high rough with praise for a challenging, fair layout.
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Aiken
Matt Harbin
Perry Watson
Pine Ridge Country Club
Edgefield
Michael Carlisle
Johnny Seals
Shoal Creek
CSRA
Jackson
Kevin Ratcliffe
Wadkins Leads PGA in Tough Shoal Creek Opener
Bobby Wadkins shot 4 under par 68 to take a one stroke lead after the opening round of the 72nd PGA Championship at Shoal Creek. Fred Couples and Mark O'Meara were one back, while Greg Norman Seve Ballesteros Hale Irwin and others faced trouble on the Bermuda rough.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bobby Wadkins
Wadkins
Michael Jordan
O'Meara
Greg Norman
Seve Ballesteros
Hale Irwin
Larry Nelson
Lee Trevino
Shoal Creek
U.S
Scott Ver- Blank
Billy Mayfair
Fa Bec
Fred Couples
Hacked Out From Roughs Defines PGA Championship Opening
In Birmingham Shoal Creek the PGA course roughs invite high scores as Payne Stewart and Nick Faldo carded 71s. Faldo says roughs favor risk and chip outs while Chip Beck embraces the challenge and prefers fairways. Sutured by talk of par and risk, the opening round highlights the rough as a defining obstacle.
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Birmingham
Ala
PGA
Payne Stewart
Shoal Creek
Lee Trevino
Stewart
Nick Faldo
Faldo
Hatfield Implements Three-a-Day Tiger Practices
Clemson coach Ken Hatfield starts preseason with three daily sessions in shorts and T shirts for three days to acclimate players to peak heat and focus on kicking. He cites Arkansas experience and aims to teach kicking in the noon workouts while using mornings and afternoons for offense and defense.
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Clemson
Ken Hatfield
Hatfield
Tigers
Arkansas
Virginia
Danny Ford
United States crushes South Korea 146 to 67 in World Championship
The United States routed South Korea 146 67 in Buenos Aires, improving from a shaky opener against Greece. Coach Mike Krzyzewski praised the turnaround as the U.S. eyed a potential quarterfinal tilt with Spain and sought to clinch Group C with a favorable result. Yugoslavia and Puerto Rico also led Group A with wins as the qualifying round continued.
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Spain
United States
U.S
Mike Krzyzewski
Greece
Yugoslavia
Puerto Rico
Drazen Petrovic
Portland Trail Blazers
Angola
SEC Revenue Sharing Could Boost USC Columbia Income
The SEC invitation could mean USC Columbia receives significant funds from revenue sharing after expansion to 14 or 16 teams. The league revised its formula to favor televised and bowl participants, while Arkansas joined as the first expansion member and Florida State is rumored as the next target.
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Columbia
South Carolina
SEC
Brad Davis
Davis
Arkansas
Florida State
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